Josep Lluís Sert

The Architect of Urban Design, 1953-1969 (Harvard University Graduate School of Design)

Pages: 256
Published: 2008
Language: English

This book explores the development of urban design through the influential work of Josep Lluís Sert (1902-1983), a key practitioner and theorist in the field. Featuring essays by leading scholars and a rich collection of archival materials, illustrations, and plans, it offers a timely examination of Sert's advocacy for 'urban consciousness' and an architecture that considers the entire environment. Discover how his pioneering concepts shaped modern urban planning long before they became widely recognized.

Prose complexity: 10/10

Informative Intellectual Reflective Thought-Provoking

Architecture Education History

Authors

Eric Paul Mumford

Eric Paul Mumford writes about architecture and urban planning. He is recognized for his work on Josep Lluís Sert, exploring modern design and its impact on cities.

Hashim Sarkis

Hashim Sarkis is an architect and educator whose writing often explores urban design and the built environment. He is recognized for his contributions, including the work documented in Young Projects. His books offer insights into contemporary architectural thought.

Neyran Turan

Neyran Turan writes about architecture and its connection to environmental issues. Her book, "Josep Lluís Sert," examines the work of the influential architect. Turan's writing explores how design can address climate change.